First, why a cruise? Because it's the most enjoyable, slow and relaxing way to visit many countries in just one vacation without huge stress and tension.
Cruise ship travel is the exact opposite of frenetic sightseeing.
You have plenty of time to just lounge on deck and enjoy the view, disembark slowly in the new city and discover it in a new way - letting it gradually reveal itself to you.
Cruise ships offer all the amenities a traveler could ask for, and give the opportunity to see many beautiful places. Without stress and tension, but slowly and solemnly as a ship enters port.
Here are some of the best cruise destinations with which to enjoy bits of the world.
The fjords of Norway
You'll set sail from Copenhagen and spend your first day at sea. You'll enjoy the salty splashes of the North, and the ship will lead you to magical places.
Over the next 7 days, you'll visit Bergen, Nordfjordejd, Geiranger, nestled in the embrace of the indented coast , to keep the sight of high peaks and cliffs plunging into the water in your heart forever.
Norway's rugged yet beautiful scenery, delicious fish and crystal clear air will leave a lasting memory.
The Caribbean
On the other side of the world and in the opposite seaison lie the Caribbean islands.
The most exotic cruise you can go on includes Cuba, Jamaica, Bahamas, Solomon Islands, Mexico, Barbados, Dominican Republic.
Just the names of these countries make you want to dance to the rhythm of the samba, order a coconut cocktail and enjoy the scorching sunshine, blue water and joie de vivre.
Next door - Greek Islands
You don't have to go to the other side of the world to enjoy beautiful natural sights and fabulous beaches.
The myriad Greek islands offer a combination of all this, with the great advantage of being close by.
Popular itineraries include Santorini, Mykonos, Rhodes, Patmos, Crete - full of history, delicious food and villages where no one is in a hurry to get anywhere.
There is no other vehicle that reminds us so strongly of the meaning of travel - that it is not important to get there quickly, but to enjoy the journey itself. Just like in life.
Slow Life - the life of a dynamic person!